Hank O'Day
Career Overview

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Hank O'Day was an American umpire and manager in Major League Baseball who had a storied career that spanned over three decades. His career was marked by numerous achievements, including officiating the first perfect game in modern baseball history, and managing the Chicago Cubs to a National League Pennant. O’Day began his career as an umpire in the National League in

Hank O'Day was an American umpire and manager in Major League Baseball who had a storied career that spanned over three decades. His career was marked by numerous achievements, including officiating the first perfect game in modern baseball history, and managing the Chicago Cubs to a National League Pennant. O’Day began his career as an umpire in the National League in

Career Pitching Stats

AA 1884-1890

Win-Loss

73–110

ERA

3.74

Strikeouts

663

WHIP

1.352

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Skills Scorecard

Control

D+

Velocity

D+

Stamina

A

Command

B-

Range

D

Fielding

D-

Career Timeline

1884

Toledo Blue Stockings (AA)

Player

1885

Pittsburg Alleghenys (AA)

Player

1886-1889

Washington Nationals (NL)

Player

1889

New York Giants (NL)

Player

1890

New York Giants (PL)

Player

1912

Cincinnati Reds (MLB)

Manager

1914

Chicago Cubs (MLB)

Manager

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